Imperialism American i., 1657 may obstruct the paths to international peace, 910 struggles waged by the different peoples against U.S. i., 1927 U.S. i. has stepped into the shoes of German, Japanese, and Italian fascism, 2040See alsoCapitalism

Individual, 898905 enlargement of liberty for i. human beings, 901 feels he should do those things which only can and should be done by the many, 912 inalienable rights of the i., 776 increase respect for the creative i., 98 independence, 652 is naturally entitled to do as he pleases with himself, 1761 is not accountable to society for his actions, 649 is sovereign, 651 spoiled and eventually a very weak i., 83 submergence of the i. in the impersonal corporation, 141 too much i. privilege was selfish license, 759

Individuality free development of i., 904 society has now fairly got the better of i., 903

Individuals They [creative ideas] spring from i., 898 worth of a state is the worth of the i. composing it, 1760

Institutions all such i. must be sacrificed, 782 Learned I., 496 model i. and constitutions, 45 must advance also to keep pace with the times, 178 political i. aim, 782 purely democratic must, sooner or later, destroy liberty, 420 will be fairly brought to the test, 1847 will provide it [the state] with great men, 1151

Intentions good i., 291, 297 One never expected from a Congressman more than good i., 297 peaceful i., 440 plea of good i., 1231

Interest citizens themselves display in the affairs of state, 772 maintained your i., against your opinions, 1028 Means devoured by i., 386 pays the best i., 967 public good and the national i., 1604 public i., 1511 serve the national i., 1381 to pay i. on it [the national debt] they will pay that i. to themselves, 388 views of private i., 1551

Interests are eternal and perpetual, 42 of men, 1456 special i., 1567 vigilant protection of all their varied i., 1670